ms. tonya wrote:
> (jmcquown)WROTE:
> >I checked out behind a woman at the Super WalMart
> >(I was buying a little carrier for the cat I'm
> >taking to the vet and then on to a no-kill
> >shelter later today). She had all sorts of chips, dips,
> >bags of cheese puffs and microwave popcorn... and a tub
> >of Smart Balance, which is allegedly a cholesterol-lowering butter
> substitue.
> >I wonder, on what did she plan to spread this
> >stuff ?
> >Jill
> ------------------------------------------------------
>
> Had to laugh reading your post remembering my experience many years ago
> -1983- when I wanted something different to read @ nite than the usual.
>
> I went to our local drug store which had a good selection of paperbacks
> and saw the story of teenager Richard Kasso from Long Island New York
> who was involved in the occult/ stabbed to death a friend of his over
> drug money owed then ending up hanging himself in jail.
>
> Having heard about this kid on TV thought yep this is different reading
> material and bought the paperback.
> A teenage girl was working the checkout and being more than a little
> curious she checked out the title Say You Love Satan.
>
> The look this girl gave me I thought she was going to drop the paperback
> so I told her I was doing research for local community college class on
> teens and the occult but she stared me down till I left the store &
> being a small town with the only near by drugstore she seem to avoid me
> next few times I came in to shop.


Reminds me of the time 20 years ago my husband and I worked for the
same company (in the same office but different departments) and I sent
an email around asking if anyone had happened to tape a tv doco I want
to see. I cant remember what it was exactly but it did have something
to do with a wife killing her husband. Evidently many co workers
rushed to my husband to warn him something sinister might be planned
for him LOL.
I honestly can't recall why I wanted to watch this doco - may be it
was a local case or something at the time.....
--
Bronwyn
(20 years later such thoughts have long gone from my mind!)